Vincent Price - Quiz
A) Culinary arts B) Political science C) Drama D) Art history
A) Fine Arts Commission B) Indian Arts and Crafts Board C) National Museum Council D) American Culinary Society
A) 1982 B) 1971 C) 1962 D) 1957
A) Yale University B) East Los Angeles College C) The White House D) University of California
A) 9,000 B) 5,000 C) 50,000 D) 2,000
A) Calla Editions B) Sears, Roebuck and Co. C) Thames Television D) Heirloom Publishing Company
A) Vincent van Gogh B) Salvador Dalí C) Claude Monet D) Leonardo da Vinci
A) Rembrandt B) Charles Bird King C) Grace Cossington Smith D) Salvador Dalí
A) Pablo Picasso B) Rembrandt C) Grace Cossington Smith D) Charles Bird King
A) International Cooking Course B) The Bard's Board C) Cooking Price-Wise D) A Treasury of Great Recipes
A) Dover Publishing B) Heirloom Publishing Company C) Nelson Industries D) Calla Editions
A) Victoria Price B) Mary Price C) Jane Russell D) Johnny Carson
A) A fish B) A chicken C) A turkey D) A duck
A) NBC B) BBC C) CBS D) ITV
A) Roasting a duck in a fireplace B) Baking bread in a kiln C) Steaming vegetables in a coffee maker D) Poaching a fish in a dishwasher
A) Wine Is Elegance B) A Taste of China C) The Wok D) Bounty of Paradise
A) 1982 B) 1965 C) 1971 D) 1977
A) Cooking Price-Wise B) A Taste of China C) International Cooking Course D) The Tonight Show
A) Salvador Dalí B) Johnny Carson C) Charles Bird King D) Wolfgang Puck
A) In excess of $5 million B) AU$45,000 C) $1 million D) $25
A) New York City B) London C) Richmond D) Hamilton
A) Mooch Goes to Hollywood B) Theatre of Blood C) Dr. Phibes Rises Again D) The Abominable Dr. Phibes
A) John Gay B) Joe Hardy C) Bobby Boris Pickett D) Jim Backus
A) Edgar Allan Poe Museum B) Tabor Opera House C) Queen's Theatre D) CHCH-TV Studios
A) Jim Backus B) Alice Cooper C) Basil Rathbone D) Bobby Boris Pickett
A) The Price of Fear B) Night of the Wolf C) Ardèle D) Diversions and Delights
A) Welcome to My Nightmare album B) Sears Radio Theater C) Shrunken Head Apple Sculpture D) The Monster Mash record
A) The Black Widow B) Welcome to My Nightmare C) Night of the Wolf D) The Monster Mash
A) A Parisian theater director B) Himself C) A horror show host D) A deranged archaeologist
A) Oscar Wilde B) Edgar Allan Poe C) A deranged archaeologist D) Dr. Phibes
A) Jim Backus B) Bobby Boris Pickett C) Joe Hardy D) John Gay
A) Queen's Theatre B) CHCH-TV C) Tabor Opera House D) Parisian theater
A) Sears Radio Theater B) Time Express C) America Screams D) The Price of Fear
A) Fredrick Loren B) Dr. Warren Chapin C) Simon Templar D) Matthew Hopkins
A) Comedy B) Monster movie C) Historical drama D) Musical
A) Richard Matheson B) Alfred W. Price C) Roger Corman D) William Castle
A) Witches B) Dolls C) Flies D) Rats
A) The Ten Commandments B) The Raven C) House of Usher D) Witchfinder General
A) Fredrick Loren B) Rabbi Gershom Mendes Seixas C) Reverend Robert Russell D) Rev. Alfred W. Price
A) Crossroads Productions B) Tombstone Historama C) American International Pictures D) General Electric
A) The Last Man on Earth B) House of 1,000 Dolls C) The Comedy of Terrors D) Tales of Terror
A) Felix Manderville B) Dr. Goldfoot C) Matthew Hopkins D) Egghead
A) Baka B) Matthew Hopkins C) Dr. Goldfoot D) Egghead
A) Hollywood Squares B) General Electric Theater C) Science Fiction Theatre D) Playhouse 90
A) If These Walls Could Speak B) Tombstone Historama C) The Raven narration D) Three Skeleton Key
A) Witch hunter B) Sculptor C) Reverend D) Eccentric millionaire
A) The Tomb of Ligeia B) House of Usher C) The Raven D) Witchfinder General
A) Daniel Boone B) F Troop C) Batman D) Get Smart
A) Laura B) The Baron of Arizona C) Service de Luxe D) Tower of London
A) Wilson B) Laura C) The Web D) Dragonwyck
A) A con man B) A tycoon C) A priest D) Bernadette's prosecutor
A) Gene Tierney B) None of the above C) Ava Gardner D) Bernadette
A) The Long Night B) Rogues' Regiment C) Champagne for Caesar D) The Bribe
A) Robert Taylor B) Ronald Colman C) Charles Laughton D) Boris Karloff
A) A con man B) A prosecutor C) A pretentious priest D) A tycoon
A) The Bribe B) The Long Night C) Rogues' Regiment D) The Web
A) William B) Leonard C) Edward D) Clarence
A) London B) St. Louis C) New York City D) Provincetown
A) William Bradford B) John Alden C) Myles Standish D) Peregrine White
A) Princeton University B) Harvard University C) Courtauld Institute of Art D) Yale University
A) The Yale Record B) The Yale Review C) The Yale Literary Magazine D) The Yale Daily News
A) 1933 B) 1938 C) 1935 D) 1941
A) Angel Street B) Victoria Regina C) Chicago D) Heartbreak House
A) Queen Victoria B) Prince Albert C) Mr. Manningham D) The Shoemaker
A) Laurence Housman B) Orson Welles C) Marguerite Cobb D) Helen Hayes
A) Gate Theatre B) Mercury Theatre C) National Candy Theatre D) Broadhurst Theatre
A) Prince Albert B) Heartbreak C) Mr. Manningham D) The Shoemaker
A) June 15, 1911 B) May 27, 1911 C) October 25, 1993 D) May 27, 1920
A) Horror B) Musical C) Western D) Science Fiction
A) Basil B) Fidget C) Professor Ratigan D) Dawson
A) Thriller B) Bad C) Billie Jean D) Beat It
A) Professor Ratigan B) ZigZag C) Dr. Phibes D) Egghead
A) Alfred Hitchcock B) Roger Corman C) Tim Burton D) John Carpenter
A) Tony Award B) Grammy Award C) Emmy Award D) Academy Award
A) Politician B) Professional athlete C) Gourmet cook D) Architect
A) 1960s B) 1940s C) 1950s D) 1970s
A) Thriller B) Ruddigore C) Vincent D) The Great Mouse Detective
A) The Sinister Man B) Robin Oakapple C) Professor Ratigan D) Sir Despard Murgatroyd
A) John Carradine B) Keith Michell C) Christopher Lee D) Peter Cushing
A) John Carradine B) Christopher Lee C) Bette Davis D) Peter Cushing
A) Faerie Tale Theatre B) Mystery! C) The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo D) History of Roller Coasters
A) Vincent Van Ghoul B) The Sinister Man C) The Phantom D) The Mirror
A) Scooby Snacks B) Disneyland tickets C) Tilex D) Mystery! books
A) The Phantom B) The Mirror C) The Sinister Man D) The Inventor
A) The mirror B) The inventor C) The phantom D) The sinister man
A) The Great Mouse Detective ride B) Phantom Manor C) House of the Long Shadows D) Faerie Tale Theatre
A) Gérard Chevalier B) Keith Michell C) Tim Burton D) Bernard Alane
A) Tim Burton B) Bernard Alane C) Vincent Price D) Gérard Chevalier
A) His singing B) His introduction C) His dialogue D) His laughter
A) Three B) One C) Two D) Four
A) Mary Grant B) Anita Bryant C) Edith Barrett D) Coral Browne
A) Coral Browne B) Edith Barrett C) Dorothy Parker D) Mary Grant
A) Liberalism B) Conservatism C) Fascism D) Libertarianism
A) 1940s B) 1950s C) 1960s D) 1970s
A) Dwight D. Eisenhower B) Harry Truman C) Franklin Roosevelt D) John F. Kennedy
A) The Song of Bernadette B) The Ten Commandments C) Theatre of Blood D) The Saint
A) PFLAG B) The NAACP C) The ACLU D) The Red Cross
A) Dorothy Parker B) Lillian Hellman C) Anita Bryant D) Coral Browne
A) Baptist B) Catholic C) Jewish D) Episcopalian
A) 1993 B) 1999 C) 1991 D) 1987 |
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